I do a lot of automation around Jira, eg. when commit is merged into release branch, the ticket for delivery team is created, fancy release notes and binary artifacts are generated, and links to all complimentary information should be added to delivery ticket. While production code for this mostly Python & Groovy, short shell commands + jq proved to be the quickest and most convenient way to try & experiment with new things
Steven Ventimiglia
Creative Technologist & Sr. Front-End Developer
Very interesting. However, I would need a better understanding why I could use this, as opposed to logging into JIRA itself. Is this a good way to hook things into JIRA (almost like Bamboo) - but, via terminal - or for simply managing issues?
Either way, it's nice to see folks bash scripting cool stuff like this. Even if it's experimental, like a script I wrote for exporting files within a range of commits, because I wanted to see if I could. rofl
github.com/stevenventimiglia/git-export